86 results for: Wilse, Anders B.
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Officers of the 3rd U.S. Cavalry, Seattle, August 1899
Pictured are officers of the 3rd U.S. Cavalry at Camp Robinson in Seattle. The Cavalry was en route to the Philippines during the Philippine American war. Camp Robinson may be a nickname referring to W.W. Robinson, Jr., depicted in photos at the camp. Handwritten on photo: 497 Wilse SeattleHandwritten by photographer under photo in album: Officers U.S. 3rd Cavalry
ID Number:1980.6967.1
Date:1899
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Transports Garonne and Athenian docked in Elliott Bay, Seattle, August 1899
The ships Garonne and Athenian shown here docked at Elliott Bay would be loaded with horses, equipment, and soldiers for the Philippine American War. Several business are shown along the waterfront, including Northwestern Iron Works, Union Brass Foundry, and Great Western Boiler Manufacturing Co., among others. Handwritten on photo: Transports for the Philippine Islands 459 Wilse Handwritten by photographer under…
ID Number:1980.6967.6
Date:1899
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Horses and Tents at Camp Robinson, Seattle, August 1899
Pictured is Camp Robinson in Seattle, temporary home of the 3rd U.S. Cavalry en route to the Philippines during the Philippine American war. Camp Robinson may be a nickname referring to W.W. Robinson, Jr., depicted in photos at the camp. Handwritten on photo: 492 Wilse Handwritten by photographer under photo in album: Camp Robinson
ID Number:1980.6967.15
Date:1899
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Mess Tent, Stoves, and Cooks of Troop K with the 3rd U.S. Cavalry, Seattle, August 1899
Pictured are the cooks of Troop K with the 3rd U.S. Cavalry at Camp Robinson in Seattle. The Cavalry was en route to the Philippines during the Philippine American war. Camp Robinson may be a nickname referring to W.W. Robinson, Jr., depicted in photos at the camp. Handwritten on photo: 471 Wilse Handwritten by photographer under photo in album: Troop…
ID Number:1980.6967.16
Date:1899
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Watering Horses on Green Lake, Seattle, August 1899
In this photo, the 3rd U.S. Cavalry waters their horses at Green Lake, near Camp Robinson in Seattle. The Cavalry was en route to the Philippines for the Philippine American War. Handwritten on photo: 465 Wilse Handwritten by photographer under photo in album: Watering on Green Lake
ID Number:1980.6967.21
Date:1899
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Soldiers of Troop K, 3rd U.S. Cavalry doing Laundry, Seattle, August 1899
Shown are soldiers of Troop K, 3rd U.S. Cavalry do their laundry at Camp Robinson in Seattle. The Cavalry was en route to the Philippines for the Philippine American War. Handwritten on photo: 473 Wilse
ID Number:1980.6967.24
Date:1899
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Horses being loaded to the Garonne, Seattle, August 1899
The Garonne was en route to the Philippines for the Philippine American War. This photo shows horses being loaded into the Garonne for the war. Handwritten on photo: 484 Wilse Handwritten by photographer under photo in album: Loading horses in after hatch on the Garonne
ID Number:1980.6967.34
Date:1899
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Chinese Crew Making Horse Slings, Seattle, August 1899
This photo shows Chinese crew members makes horse slings to lift horses onto ship headed for Philippine American War. Handwritten on photo: 500 Wilse Handwritten by photographer under photo in album: Chinese crew making horse slings
ID Number:1980.6967.40
Date:1899
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Civilians Gathered to Bid Farewell to the Soldiers of the 3rd U.S. Cavalry on board the St. Paul, Seattle, August 1899
The St. Paul was headed to the Philippines for the Philippine American War. In this photo, a crowd is shown watching the departure of the ship from the Seattle waterfront. Handwritten on photo: 429 Wilse Handwritten by photographer under photo in album: Bidding the boys goodbye
ID Number:1980.6967.46
Date:1899
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H.L. Bennett Box Factory, circa 1898
In 1898 or 1899, Harry L. Bennett opened a box factory on First Avenue South in Seattle. The factory produced wooden boxes and crates which were used by a number of local businesses for carrying and shipping goods. According to Seattle city directories, the H.L. Bennett Box Factory was in operation at various locations south of downtown Seattle until the…
ID Number:1981.7394.1
Date:Circa 1898